Kay Re-Elected Regional ZOA Head

Leon Kay, Detroit Zionist Leon Moskowitz and Dr. M. Weston, David M. Zellman, M.
Leader, was unanimously re- Goldberger, Saginaw; Jack Mos- Ben Lewis, Irving Sniderman
:• With the Detroit Symphony
elected president of the Michi- cov and Pauline Cohen, South and Abraham Borman, Detroit.
Messages of greeting were re-
Orchestra, under the direction
gan Region, Zionist Organiza- Haven; Rabbi Marc Samuels,
of Valter Poole, engaged for
tion of America at the ninth Leonard Bergstein and Dr. Mel- ceived from Gov. G. Mennen
.its 26th annual Balfour Con-
annual convention held last vin Josephs, Midland; Jacob Williams, Dr. Emanuel Neu-
Drey, Iron River; A. C. Lappin, mann and other personalities
cert, the Zionist Organization of
week-end in Saginaw.
Detroit is looking *for a record
Another Detroiter, Morris M. Sherman Shapiro, Dr. Bernard and organizations.
-attendance at the Nov. 15 event,
Jacobs, a past regional presi-
. according to Abraham Borman,
dent, was named honorary presi-
ZOD president.
MAN IN RHYME
dent. Other officers are Leon-
Internationally FamOus
ard L. Radner, Detroit; Harry
The concert to be presented
in the Ford Auditorium, will be
J. Binder, Flint; Thomas A. Hor-
highlighted by a varied program
witz, Pontiac, vice-presidents;
Poole
of classical and Israeli music.
Olefsky
Milton S. Marwil, Detroit, treas-
Recently on Steve Allen's TV
Included in the program will be
urer and Rabbi Harold Richter,
of
the
Summer
Symphony
Show—Las Vegas, Chicago, British
Ernest Bloch's Shelomo, with
South Haven, secretary; Ezekiel
series. He is a graduate of the Leikin, Detroit, director.
Paul Olefsky as soloist.
Isles and the Continent — He'll
New England Conservatory at
In his presidential address,
Olefsky, t h e Chicago-born Boston and studied at the Paris
rhyme your heart away.
Kay warned against a let-down
cellist, comes from a musical Conservatory for four years.
DETROIT BUSINESSMEN'S CHAPTER
in Zionist effort and' dedication
family. He was graduated from
Arrangements
for
the
concert
in
the
face
of
"the
great
tasks
Curtis Institute, where he was
coached by Pablo Casals, con- are being made by a special which still lie ahead." He said
sidered the greatest cellist of Balfour Concert committee, that what Israel needed most—
headed by Sherman Shapiro. apart from economic aid and
modern times .
VICTORY DINNER •Sheraton-Cadillac
Borman and Irving Sniderman moral support—was world sym-
The winner of two high are serving as co-chairmen.
Sunday, November 2
pathy
and
understanding.
awards in the music world, the
He
hailed
Israel's
progress
in
Naumberg and Michaels medals,
Olefsky was principal cellist Honigman's Candidacy scientific research and develop
ment notably in the fields of
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with the Philadelphia Symphony
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atomic and solar energy, adding
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before coming here to occupy Gets Wide Support
that given peace and security,
the same position with the De- from State Attorneys
Israel can move rapidly toward
troit Symphony.
Six past presidents of the economic independence.
The young musician has ap- Michigan Bar Association, in-
A resolution endorsing the
peared as soloist with most of cluding the Hon. Henry M. But- principles enunciated by Presi-
- the major orchestras here and zel, former Michigan' Supreme dent Eisenhower before the
abroad, and currently is gain-
General Assembly of the United
- ing recognition as a conductor. Court Justice, are among the Nations "to prevent direct or
members of the Attorneys for
Poole, the associate eonduc- Honigman Committee, which is indirect aggression in the Mid-
tor of the Detroit Symphony, is
supporting the candidacy of dle East and to preserve the in-
professor of music at Wayne Jason L. Honigman for Attorney dependence of free nations" was
State University and conductor
unanimously adopted. The con-
General.
-Others are Fred Roland Al- vention called on the Adminis-
Louis Redstone to Talk ben, of Grand Rapids; Albert E tration to extend explicit guar-
Stockholders demand an immediate reorganiza-
Blashfield, .of antees - of Israel's political sov-
on Israel Architecture
Ann Arbor; ereignty and territorial integrity
tion and swift reduction of our large inventory.
In another resolution, the con-
Glenn M_Coul-
at Technion Meeting
This storewide sale of fine merchandise includes
ter, of Detroit; vention called for the re-elec-
our newly arrived fall and winter stock. All suits,
Detroit architect Louis Red-
John W. Cum- tion of Dr. Emanuel Neumann
stone, who has recently re-
overcoats and topcoats are drastically reduced.
miskey, of as president of the Zionist Or-
turned from an extended trip
All furnishings, hats and shoes will be sold at
ganization
of
America
for
a
Grand
Rapids;
to Europe. Russia and Israel,
discount prices.
third
term,
citing
his
outstand-
Harry G. Gault,
will speak on "New Architec-
of Flint; and ing qualifications for that post.
tural Developments in Israel
Principal speaker at the din-
Joseph W.
and Current Impressions in
Planck, of Lan- ner session was Dr. James H.
Europe," at the first meeting
Sheldon, of New York, who sub-
sing.
of the season for the Detroit
The incum- stituted for Bartley C. Crum. A
Chapter of the American Tech-
bent president former Boston University pro.
nion Society, at 8:30 p.m., Wed-
of the associa- fessor, Dr. Sheldon has been,
nesday, at the Hayim Green-
tion, James E. since 1941, Administrative
Honigman
berg Center, 19161 Schaefer.
Jules Lev, president-assig- Haggerty, of Detroit, also is a Chairman of a Non-Secretarian
nate for the current year, in- Honigman booster, along with Anti-Nazi League.
Dr. Sheldon presented a de-
Save Now - at the Height of the Season!
dicated that the local chapter the following prominent attor-
tailed account of the pro-Arab
has under serious consideration neys:
Thomas W. Cain, of Niles; propaganda network in the
a number of interesting proj-
ects including a possible two- Harry Calcutt, of Traverse City; United States which includes a
day mid-western conference in Irwin I. Cohn, of Detroit; Creigh- number of "front" organiza-
Slashed to Only
Detroit devoted to Science and ton Coleman, of Battle Creek; tions. He disclosed that Goeb-
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Technology for the Peaceful Frederick A. Grimm, of Muske- bel's former deputy is now di-
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Development in Israel and the gon; Robert C. Kline, Jr., Sault recting the . Arab propaganda
$85.00
-
$79.50
-
$75.00
Middle East. Such a conference Ste. Marie; Charles Larnard, Jr., effort from Cairo, and that Ahm-
was held in New York recently Muskegon; E. J. McCormick, ad Shukairy, the Saudi Arabian
under the sponsorship of the Monroe; Hon. Arthur E. Moore, representative at the UN, who
Hand Tailored
American Technion Society.
Pontiac; Michael D. O'Hara, Me- recently made a scurrilous at-
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tack
upon
Israel
on
the
floor
The local chapter has also nominee; Edward W. Peterson,
arranged for a field trip at Detroit; Kenneth D. Plaxton, of the UN, is a former Palesti-
$110.00 - $98.50 - $95.00
10 a.m., Oct. 25 through the Alma; Richard C. Dan Dusen, nian henchman of the notorious
University of Michigan's Phoe- Detroit, who is chairman of the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem.
Other resolutions called for
nix Memorial Laboratory on the committee; Harvey D. Walker,
Imported
north campus in Ann Arbor. Saginaw; and Ivan D. Wright, the doubling of the membership
strength of the ZOA, increased
Anyone interested in participat- Ironwood.
financial support for the Ameri-
ing, call Jules Lev, UN 1-2312.
Candidate Honigman, whose can Zionist Fund and the Jew-
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THIS SUNDAY ONLY SPECIALS
"Michigan Court Rules Anno-
National Fund, and Zionists
Michigan Man Speaks tated" is used by the Michigan ish
were summoned to spearhead
SHIRTS
and Bar and as a text in efforts on behalf of Israel Bonds
at N.Y. Technion Meet Bench
Values to' $6.95
all law schools in the state, is and the United Jewish Appeal.
Dr. Henry J. Gomberg, of seeking election for the first
The following were named to
Ambassador SUITS
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the regional executive commit-
nix Project, attached to the
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In a recent address at Ann tee: Osias Zwerdling, Ann Ar-
University of Michigan, was
among the keynote speakers at Arbor, U.S. Sen. Jacob Davits, bor; Louis B. Harrison, Bay
of New York, in giving his per-
OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9—THIS SUNDAY 10 TO 6
a Technion conference in New sonal endorsement of Honigman, City; Dr. Sam Gotlib, Benzion
Gotlib, Louis Kasle and Abe Ris-
York this week.
Major address of the con- said, "I can attest to Honigman's kin, Flint; Rabbi Joseph Schwarz
ference of given by soil con- capabilities as a lawyer, all and Ben Rosenberg, Benton Har-
servation expert Dr. Walter C. right, and from personal exper- bor; Rabbi Benson Skoff, Percy
Berman and B e n Wepman,
Lowdermilk, who said that "Is- . ience.
rael has become a pilot area • "The worst licking I ever took Grand Rapids; Dr. Hyman D.
for the Middle East and for in my life is one I got from Shapiro, Lansing; Joe Jacobson,
many of the less developed Jason Honigman in a U.S. Su- Rabbi Israel Goodman and
areas of the world." He spoke preme Court case where I was Rabbi Nathan Hershfield, Pon-
on soil conservation and water, opposed to him. Michigan is in- tiac; Jacob Ashendorf and Jo-
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11 —THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, O ctober 17, 1958

Poole to Conduct, Olefsky to Solo
at ZOD's Nov. 15 Balfour Concert

